If you had a choice, would you rather live somewhere cold or hot?

[Robotic]

If you had to choose between living somewhere hot or cold, what would you choose?

No in between, its either or.

Somewhere hot

Somewhere cold

[Gone_But_Not_Lost]

I currently live in a place that can reach a little colder than -40C (-40F) in the winter, usually around January or February, and can reach about 46C (115F) around July and August. I currently live in a place that has both, so I can speak my opinion with experience.

I would much rather live in a place that's cold.

Here's my reasoning. If it gets cold, you can always do things to stay warm. Turn up the heat, cover yourself up with more layers, more clothes, more blankets. You can even snuggle up close to your significant other in the cold, and maybe even have sex under a pile of big thick heavy blankets and generate a ton of heat. Your body heat will warm up a bunch, too. There are options when you're cold. Many many options.

When you're hot, there is only so much you can take off. There's only so many things you can do to cool down. Not all of them are even effective. Most things don't really work for me, short of the stuff I advised you about before, when you said California had a heat wave, and you had no air conditioner. Even then I much prefer an air conditioner. Still screws you though.

Nah, I prefer the cold. I can handle the cold.

[kangaru]

Same sentiments

[Man64]

Hot for sure.

I have very light skin, so the sun would probably f me up pretty bad, but then again, I smoke so chances are lung cancer will get me before skin cancer.

It`s scientifically proven that sunshine affects the mood in a positive way and i`d also enjoy the view of all the women who, due to high temperatures would be wearing less than they do where I come from.

[jrose]

Cold- definitely cold. Don't get me wrong, I enjoy trips to the beach and sundresses and sandals, but by the time August rolls around I'm ready for the heat to be gone. With snow, once I'm in the frame of mind, well, I can deal for as long as it decides to stick around. You can always dress for the cold- there's only so much dressing/undressing you can do for heat. Plus, you still get beautiful sunny days in the cold, actually, if you're far north you're more likely to get them than the storms. If it's hot, you're never going to get snow except in a wicked storm and then you can't enjoy it...

[why-makoto-kun]

Hot. I mean, snow is gorgeous, but I feel more "alive" in the heat, and tired in a good way. Not to mention the bright sky, sunshine, and radiant plant life I see in the summer and in hot locations. I also love bright, light summer fashions.

[xHoneyxBeex]

Hot. I absolutely hate the cold. Summer is my favorite time of the year. Shorts, T-shirts, and flip flops...it doesn't get much better than that:)

[Robotic]

and guys oggling you. can't forget that :P

[xHoneyxBeex]

haha that doesn't happen much though

[Couter]

Cold. I can go inside or put on clothes to warm up. And you do everything faster in the cold, because it's freaking cold. Heat makes me lazy, and there's nothing I hate more than being hot and sweaty for no good reason. (well, OK, I can probably think of a few things I might hate more)

Plus cold gets snow, and all the delicious food that is associated with snow.

[RedThread]

Definitely some place where it's cold the majority of the time.. I naturally sweat like a pig and it's irritating sweating through shirts. I was that wacko that everybody got cold just looking at wearing shorts when it was borderline freezing outside lol

I would love it if the place had a warmer time of year though..

[lilac7]

Somewhere hot but with a vacation house somewhere cold. I love the beach and I'm a big summer girl, but I crave winter all the time even during summer because I need to be around the mountains to snowboard.

[sovetskii13]

Cold. I can always throw on some warm clothes if it's too cold. But I can't do anything if it's too hot. I love skiing. Not into swimming or beaches because I am not happy with my body.

[heavyicebox]

I feel full of energy in fall/winter, I'm very active (braving the bad weather). Hot/warm bad mood and sweaty sorry but I dislike summer.

A cold place would be cool!

[ihatework]

picked hot since I'm used to it living in a hot squalor anyway. but I'd prefer to live in a tropical climate ultimately. being in the cold blows, I did it for two years or so and I hate it.

[Alexias]

Somewhere cold, there is a small chance of some natural disaster to happen, it is easier to layer then to de-layer and because snow is great!

[DivaMonae]

I don't do well with hot whether, so I would say somewhere cold. But no where that's any colder than Chi-Town, considering I'm from there.

[ladsin]

love the cold, and worse case scenario you could always layer up more clothes there's only a certain amt. you can take off though XP

[angrychick]

Hot hot hot

Im actually surprised how many people prefer the cold

[mklinsao]

I live for the heat. Winter depresses the f*** out of me.

[AudiR8]

How hot and how cold? Antarctica cold? and Death Valley hot?

[Account]

Somewhere hot. I love cold weather but I don't think I would be able to get used to it.

[Anonymous]

hot definetly. Cold makes me so lazy. I hate getting up for work or school or anything in the winter. I have no motivation for anything I just want to curl up under a blanket and sleep.

[Anonymous]

Cold, definitely.

I hate this bloody heat! It makes me hostile, irritable, and sweaty, haha! I'd love to live somewhere cold :-)

[douride2]

If the choice is hot or cold nothing else cold for sure. I like warm summer days but I just can't take hot days.

[Anonymous]

def somewhere cold as I've been living in Thailand (it's always summer all year round) so I'd pretty much prefer to live somewhere cold!

[Prof_Don]

Id live somewhere hot, cold gloomy weather is more detrimental to one's emotional health.

ROSE! :)

[maiez]

cold, I'm tired of floridas hot weather, id rather be shivering than sweating

[Anonymous]

I picked hot, but I wouldn't want to live somewhere hot like a desert. It'd have to be more of a beachy hot area.